A painted rock bearing the ROWI Teen & Wellness logo sits on display. The mental health services company is opening two new locations in the Fresno area, according to lease reports.
Photo courtesy of ROWI Teen & Wellness
A mental health company co-founded by a Southern California clinical psychologist is planting roots across the region, with two new leases signed in Fresno as part of the latest round of commercial real estate activity reported by San Joaquin Valley brokerages.
ROWI Teen & Wellness, which provides evidence-based mental health services for adolescents and families, signed a 3,243-square-foot lease at 7084 N. Maple Avenue in Fresno from Butter Investment Group. A second location — ROWI North Clovis — secured 4,455 square feet at 9499 N. Fort Washington Road in Fresno from Riverview Partnership. Both transactions were handled by Cushman & Wakefield’s Marcus Velasquez, with Tony Cortopassi on the Maple Avenue deal and Brandon Lamonica of Fortune Associates co-brokering the Fort Washington lease.
ROWI was co-founded by Dr. Candice Feinberg, a licensed clinical psychologist, and her husband Greg Feinberg, a former entertainment lawyer. The company focuses on clinician-guided, family-centered care for teens struggling with mental health issues.
Industrial transactions
On the industrial side, Newmark Pearson Commercial reported several notable transactions. Highlands Diversified, a service-disabled, veteran-owned contractor with offices in Fresno, El Centro, Modesto and Newark, leased a 10,000-square-foot industrial building at 3305 S. Chestnut Avenue in Fresno from Cossette Investment Co. Ethan Smith, SIOR/CCIM, of Newmark Pearson handled the deal in cooperation with Jacob Rivas of Colliers-Fresno. The Fresno firm holds licenses across general engineering, construction, HVAC, plumbing, electrical and solar work.
Also through Newmark Pearson, Motion Industries took 10,544 square feet of office and warehouse space at 4057 W. Shaw Avenue from 4055-4069 West Shaw Avenue LLC, with Smith and James Griffin of Cushman & Wakefield co-brokering. Smart Home Innovations Inc. leased 5,000 square feet at 2740 E. Sunnyside Avenue from FFG Holdings 2021 LLC, with Daniel Simon of Newmark Pearson as agent. The firm also facilitated a 3,000-square-foot renewal for Flex Warehouse at 5494 E. Lamona Avenue and a 2,200-square-foot industrial lease to A.J. Solar at 1261 Hoblitt Avenue in Clovis.
Retail, public transactions
In a significant public-sector transaction, Newmark Pearson reported the sale of an 11,250-square-foot office building at 2126-2140 Merced Street in Fresno to Fresno County from the Craig A. Davis and Cynthia D. Davis Trust. Phil Souza, Nick Sorensen and Tony Cortopassi of Cushman & Wakefield represented the parties.
The price was $1.9 million, according to county records
Zeeb Pearson Commercial, also part of Pearson Companies, reported that Top Drawer Thriftique & Legacy House Healing Center will open in July at 300 E. Center St. in Visalia, filling 4,200 square feet in a space owned by Sumida Properties. The firm also handled a 53,420-square-foot industrial lease at 30158 Road 68 in Visalia to EquipmentShare.com from Hal Properties GP, with Kyle Rhinebeck of Zeeb Pearson and Mike Porte of Newmark Pearson co-brokering alongside Steffan Morris of Lee & Associates.
Commercial Retail Associates reported the sale of a 49,026-square-foot retail center at 2973 Market Drive in Tulare — sold by UG2 Tulare CA LP to Cole Valley Partners LLC. Nic Negri, Nathan Negri and Sam Bogdanovich represented the seller in cooperation with Michael Kennedy of Retail California.
Among other retail activity, Retail California reported LVL Fitness taking 1,800 square feet at 870 Herndon Avenue in Clovis; Happy Lemon, a beverage franchise, leasing 1,557 square feet at 3848 McHenry Avenue in Modesto; and All American Remnants & Rolls filling 1,494 square feet at 325 Clovis Avenue. Cushman & Wakefield also noted that 360 Behavioral Health leased 5,000 square feet at 609 N. Akers Street in Visalia from INRI Investors.